Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
Regarded ~ An UnfriendIy Aot-Dsaeh
ON the Ksil- Chloro formed and Rob-

Regarded ~ An Unff1endIy ACt-Ceoch
ou the Rail- -Chlorof formed and Rob-
bed.
Oollsctor Cutie, at Niagara Falls and
Suspension Bridge, New York, Friday,
notified the employers Of about 200
Canadian laborers who came over 10 the
American side to work every day, that
II they continue to employ suoh foreign
labor after July 1, the q. 8. District At.
torney will be advised to proceed
agsinst them under the Law. 1t 10 said
this action "has created no little die.
pleasure In official circles" ut Otta ~,
Canada, where 1t 10 regarded % ian un'
friendly act ON the part Of tho United
States"
While o young man and woman-the
latter Miss Rosenihal-were riding In
wagon alongside the Atlantic O0asi
RAilroad, near Raleigh, North Oarolina,
on Thursday evening, the horse became
lunmsnageable and backed up on tho
track before IN advancing train. The
youug man jumped out, TO better con.
troll the horse, and the young woman
jumped out on the side next the track
and WAS caught and killed By the train.
Twenty inmates Of . boarding houae
In Chicago were chloroformed and
robbed last Tuesday night. The rob.
bers entered the rooms by means OF
pinchers and false keys. and, after
ohloroforming the sleepefs. robbed
them. The Victims were mostly street.
car drivers and conductors. and few
OF them awoke in time ON Wednesday
morning. Several hundred dollars were
I secured BY the robbers.
DR.. Edward DuRgan, . prominent
Iphysician Of Brooklyn, was shot dead
on his doorstep Friday afternoon by
George Weidler. The latter, when ar.
rested, refused to say why he shot the
doctor, but rumor points TO his sister
In connection with the affair. Weld ler
|. 25 years OF age and married. He
leaves two sens and daughter.
Thomas Galbraith, Of Mount Union,
Pa, who WAS lodged In the jsil 1t Hunt
!pRdon last Mondsy on suspicion OF be
Ing on Of the HAwn robbers, was released
Friday, he having proved an slibi
The other two prisoners, 1t 10 said, have
heon fully ideotifisd. Anker, the
wounded farmer, WAS reported to be
sinkiug Friday.
Near Longview, Texas, on Wedpes
day, Frank McIDtyre, O0lored, aged l6
W"o SuAOicooiy nohuhuk nl8 kuu
whom II went of, aud the load blew of
half the head Of mn infant sister In her
mothers lsp, and wounded the mother
In the breast. The youths father had
died suddenly the day before.
At North Industry, in Stark County
Ohio, yesterday afternoon, Conrad Doll,
aged 45 years, killed his wife and stAp.
son with hatchet and then fed. He
married the woman six months AGO.
The provooation for the crime was the
finding yesterday Of o compromising 2
letter to his wife from another man.
Tho people Of Shenaud oah, Pa. , living
near the junction of Gilbert and Lloy d
streets were panic stricken yesterday
morning, between and 2 o'clooE, by
1 the eu osidence Of the ground on which
sheir houses stood. Many houses were
damaged, ard the road way was broken
up.
The people OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico, and Its vicinity, have orgap-
lied o vigilance com mittee to rid the
country of horse stealers, train wreck
ers and murderers, who have been DOM
m.ttiDg outraRes there for several
months.
Five Navajo Indians visited the trad
ing post Of A. M. Barton, In Utah, on
the 18th instant, killed Barton and
plupdered his store. The wife and
family Of the murdered man were not
molested.
freeman CLARK, ex- Representative In
Congress and Comptroller OF the Our
reuoy under President Lincoln, died
yesterday In Rochester, New YORK,
aged 78 years.
] The fund to defray the expenses oil
the peoples Fourth Of July celebration
In Philadelphia now amounts te
I$6, ,63l 80, the contributions received
yesterday footing up s52S IS.
| At Valparaiso, Chill. up to May 21st
there hs d bt en- 800 cases Of cholera ant
G28 deaths. In QuillotA there had beer
1863 cases and 1909 deaths.
One death from yellow fever was re
ported In Key West yesterday, but n,
new cases of the disease.